Our fifth and final week's membership draw winner is Anne Bracey. Congratulations and thank you to all the people who paid for memberships in support of our local trails.
Invasive plants and animals are organisms that are foreign to a local ecosystem, accounting for the primary loss of biodiversity and species extinctions, second only to habitat loss.Many invasive species are introduced to an area by hitchhiking. https://t.co/pDf32m7Elj
A new ramp was completed on May 24th, as a continuation of the Railwoods Trail into the Mashiter Spawning Channels. The gentler slope should attract more people using mobility assist devices, especially mothers with baby strollers.
The volunteer appreciation program from Vail Resorts EpicPromise donated $7500 to STS/SORCA for work that has recently been completed on the Wonderland/Looking Glass trails. A big thank you goes out to them.
STS and SORCA are really appreciative of the recent work done by our local trail technician magicians, Dreamwizards. Check out the recent trail work at the north end of the Looking Glass Trail and Wonderland, but keep a heads up for trail workers and machine operators. Enjoy!
The Squamish Trails Society has been granted $25K by the federal New Horizons for Seniors Program. This grant requires that seniors be involved. If interested, please submit your name and contact email and phone number to [email protected]
Squamish trails CONNECT our community. Join the STS today and be entered to win a 2-day Edge Card courtesy of W-B. Our annual membership drive is in its FINAL WEEK. Donate or buy/renew your Squamish Trails Society membership on our website before January 15th for as little as$20